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The City of Edmonton Bylaw 17624 a Bylaw to Amend THE CITY OF EDMONTON BYLAW 17624 A BYLAW TO AMEND BYLAW 15101, BEING A BYLAW TO ESTABLISH THE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF EDMONTON AMENDMENT No. 5 WHEREAS the City Council for The City of Edmonton has adopted Bylaw 15101, the Transportation System Bylaw, in accordance with Section 33 of the Highways Development and Protection Act, S.A. 2004, c.H-8.5 for the development of an integrated transportation system designed to service the needs of the entire City of Edmonton; AND WHEREAS City Council prior to second reading of this Bylaw has caused notice of this Bylaw to be published at least once a week for 2 consecutive weeks in 1 or more newspapers having general circulation within the city, the last of such publications being at least 5 days before the date fixed for the second reading of this Bylaw. AND WHEREAS in the consideration of this Bylaw City Council has duly heard and considered representations presented either personally or through an agent of all interested parties to this Bylaw. AND 'WHEREAS it is deemed in the public interest to amend Bylaw15101. Edmonton City Council enacts: 1 Bylaw 15101, the BYLAW TO ESTABLISH THE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF EDMONTON, is amended by this bylaw. 2 That all reference to "section 3 of the City Transportation Act, R.S.A. 2000, c. C-14" be replaced with "section 32 of the Highways Development and Protection Act, S.A. 2004, c. H-8.5" 3 That Bylaw No. 15101, is hereby amended by repealing and replacing the existing Appendices A, B, C, D and E with Appendices A, B, C, D and E as attached to this Bylaw 17624. 2/19 4 This Bylaw shall come into force on the date on which it is approved by the Minister of Transportation for Alberta. READ a first time this 25th day of May , A. D. 2016; READ a second time this 25th day of May , A. D. 2016; READ a third time this 25th day of May , A. D. 2016; SIGNED and PASSED this 25th day of May , A. D. 2016. THE CITY OF ED NTON OR • 3/19 APPENDIX A rusqlluri..;-;reLilrgia.s9EF-t,I * - [NM 111111111110KM ° @ifonton 1RONFORTANXI) APPENDIX W -..\ THE CITY OF EDMONTON ( PORTATION SYSTEM BYLAW ( BYLAW B15101 As Amended ) } r-- O51110 ARIWILL ADADWAys -... ~OM MOW WAD.. VIO11110 ntrEWny . MOM. ratiwwv IMMO RoLowAvs LW. fLOVINCIAL AMSolaropi MO•0110 Kintltlen Um. PROVINCL./ mosornom MOP Mir IV& IRLNI1111.1111 \...... •—•— 11101.01103 UM MI 111•141r I LAFT2.1 _ 4/19 Bylaw 15101 Appendix B: Physical Description of Arterial Roadways Page 1 1. AVENUES AVENUE LIMITS 245 Avenue N.E./N.W. Manning Drive West to City Limit* 235 Avenue N.W. 18 Street N.W. West to 34 Street N.W.* 227 Avenue N.E./N.W. 17 Street N.E. (Highway 28A N.E.) West to 50 Street N.W. 220 Avenue N.W. Maiming Drive Northwest to 50 Street N.W.* 195 Avenue N.E./N.W. 17 Street N.E. West to 18 Street N.W. 195 Avenue N.W. Manning Drive Northwest to 34 Street N.W.* 195 Avenue N.W. 18 Street N.W. West to City Limit 167 Avenue N.W. Manning Drive West to 97 Street N.W. 167 Avenue N.W. 112 Street N.W. West to TUC 153 Avenue N.W. Meridian Street N.E. (1 Street N.E.)West to TUC 153 Avenue N.W. TUC West to 142 Street N.W. 153 Avenue N.W. 142 Street N.W. West to Campbell Road N.W.* 137 Avenue N.W. Victoria Trail N.W. West to TUC 137 Avenue N.W. TUC West to 199 Street N.W. 132 Avenue N.W. 199 Street N.W. Southwest to Winterburn Road N.W. (215 Street)* 127 Avenue N.W. 66 Street N.W. West to 127 Street N.W. 118 Avenue N.W. Victoria Trail N.W. West to 106 Street N.W. 118 Avenue N.W. 121 Street N.W. West to 184 Street N.W. 115 Avenue N.W. 80 Street N.W. West to Fort Road N.W. 112 Avenue N.W. 50 Street N.W. West to 90 Street N.W. 111 Avenue N.W. (Norwood 90 Street N.W. West to 101 Street N.W. * Indicates Proposed Facility 5/19 Bylaw 15101 Appendix B: Physical Description of Arterial Roadways Page 2 Boulevard N.W.) 111 Avenue N.W. 101 Street N.W. West to TUC 109 Avenue N.W. TUC West to 205 Street N.W. 109 Avenue N.W 205 Street N.W. West to 209 Street N.W.* 109 Avenue N.W. 209 Street N.W. West to 215 Street N.W. 108A Avenue N.W. 97 Street N.W. West to 101 Street N.W. 108 Avenue N.W. 116 Street N.W. West/Northwest to 119 Street N.W. 107A Avenue N.W. 92 Street N.W. West to 101 Street N.W. 107 Avenue N.W. 101 Street N.W. West to 184 Street N.W. 106 Avenue N.W. 50 Street N.W. West to 84 Street N.W. 106 Avenue N.W. 97 Street N.W. West to 117 Street N.W. 104 Avenue N.W. 101 Street N.W. West to 121 Street N.W. 103A Avenue N.W. Jasper Avenue West to 101 Street N.W. 102 Avenue N.W. 124 Street N.W. West to 139 Street N.W. 101 Avenue N.W. 95 Street N.W. West to 95A Street N.W. 101 Avenue N.W. 34 Street N.W. West to Wayne Gretzky Drive 100 Avenue N.W. 102 Street N.W. West to 116 Street N.W. 100 Avenue N.W. 149 Street N.W. West to TUC 98 Avenue N.W. 50 Street N.W. West to James MacDonald Bridge 97 Avenue N.W. James MacDonald Bridge West to 109 Street N.W. 95 Avenue N.W. 170 Street N.W. West to 189 Street N.W. 92 Avenue N.W. East City Limit West to 50 Street N.W. 92 Avenue N.W. Winterburn Road N.W. (215 Street N.W.) West to 231 Street N.W.* 90 Avenue N.W. 50 Street N.W. West to 85 Street N.W. 87 Avenue N.W. 109 Street N.W. West to Groat Road N.W. * Indicates Proposed Facility 6/19 Bylaw 15101 Appendix B: Physical Description of Arterial Roadways Page 3 87 Avenue N.W. 142 Street N.W. West to TUC 71 Avenue N.W. 113 Street N.W. West to Belgravia Road N.W. 69 Avenue N.W. 170 Street N.W. West to 188 Street N.W. 63 Avenue N.W. 86 Street N.W. West to 104 Street N.W. 62 Avenue N.W. TUC West to Winterburn Road N.W. (215 Street N.W.) 61 Avenue N.W. 104 Street N.W. West to 113 Street N.W. 60 Avenue N.W. 113 Street N.W. West to 115 Street N.W. 51 Avenue N.W. 86 Street N.W. West to 122 Street N.W. 40 Avenue N.W. Terwillegar Drive N.W. West to Riverbend Road N.W. 38 Avenue N.W. Maple Way N.W. West to 34 Street N.W. 34 Avenue N.W. 34 Street N.W. West to 119 Street N.W. 28 Avenue N.W. 66 Street N.W. West to Parsons Road N.W. 23 Avenue N.W. TUC West to Terwillegar Drive N.W. 23 Avenue N.W TUC Southwest to 17 Street N.W.* 9 Avenue S.W. 207 Street S.W. West to Winterburn Road S.W. (215 Street S.W.) 25 Avenue S.W. East City Limit West to Savaryn Drive S.W. * 25 Avenue S.W. Savaryn Drive S.W. West to 91 Street S.W. 25 Avenue S.W. 91 Street S.W. West to Highway 2 S.W.* 28 Avenue S.W. Heritage Valley Trail S.W. West to 141 Street S.W.* 28 Avenue S.W. 141 Street S.W. West to Chappelle Boulevard S.W. 28 Avenue S.W. Chappelle Boulevard S.W. West to 182 Street S.W.* 30 Avenue S.W. Highway 2 S.W. West to 103A Street S.W.* 30 Avenue S.W. 103A Street S.W. to 127 Street S.W. 41 Avenue S.W. East City Limit West to Highway 2 S.W. * Indicates Proposed Facility 7/19 Bylaw 15101 Appendix B: Physical Description of Arterial Roadways Page 4 41 Avenue S.W. Highway 2 S.W. West to 184 Street S.W. 2. STREETS STREET LIMITS 6 Street N.E. 20 Street N.E. North to 245 Avenue N.E.* 17 Street N.E. CP Rail North to Aurum Road 17 Street N.E. 195 Avenue N.E. North to Manning Drive 17 Street S.W. South City Limit North to TUC 17 Street S.W. South of Ellerslie Road S.W. (9 Avenue S.W.) North to TUC* 17 Street N.W. TUC North to Sherwood Park Freeway 18 Street N.W. 153 Avenue N.W. North to TUC 18 Street N.W. TUC North to North City Limit 18 Street N.W. Fort Road N.W. Northwest to Manning Drive N.W.* 15 Street N.E. 220 Avenue N.W. Northeast to Meridian Street* 20 Street N.W./N.E. 220 Avenue N.W. Northeast to City Limit* 34 Street S.W. South City Limit North to TUC 34 Street N.W. TUC North to Sherwood Park Freeway 34 Street N.W.
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